Characterization of a multi-electrode bulk-SOA for low NF in-line amplification in passive optical networks
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Carney, K. , Latkowski, S., Maldonado-Basilio, R., Landais, P., Lennox, R., Bradley, A.L., Characterization of a multi-electrode bulk-SOA for low NF in-line amplification in passive optical networks, 12th International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks (ICTON), 2010Abstract:
A bulk semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA) utilizing a multi-contact biasing method is characterized as a function of the bias current supplied to each section Firstly, amplified spontaneous emission spectra and characteristic light-current profiles are analyzed. Single-pass gain and noise figure of the SOA are then assessed by injecting a continuous wave input beam. Finally, the amplification of a 10 Gb/s (2 15 -1) long pseudo random bit sequence signal is analysed. The obtained results, particularly at a bias condition of 90mA-50mA-10mA, reveal the potential of this device as a low noise figure in-line amplifier.
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Author: Bradley, Louise
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12th International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks (ICTON)Type of material:
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Noise measurement, Passive Optical Networks (PON), Semiconductor optical amplifiers, Spontaneous emission, Optical amplifiers, Noise figure, Optical noise, Fiber nonlinear optics, Current supplies, Stimulated emissionDOI:
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